Tripping at Death’s Door: Psychedelics in End-of-Life Care
Nautilus • 2/4/2026
Summary
A group in rural California is exploring the use of hallucinogens and narrative medicine to help understand death. This initiative is part of a broader discussion on psychedelics in end-of-life care.
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